This message contains images. If you don't see images, click here to view. Advertise in this news brief. Text Version    RSS    Subscribe    Unsubscribe    Archive    Media Kit June 05, 2014 Home   About   Sheriffs   Legislative   Conferences   Training   Programs   Membership   Contact Us         Bossier City family mourns fallen deputy KTBS-TV Dozens gathered at Airline Baptist Church Saturday afternoon to remember Orange County sheriff's deputy Jonathan Scott Pine. "We could all model Scott's servant heart. He put the community before himself," Chad Mills, Pine's brother-in-law said.    Share this article:   READ MORE   Debbie Wasserman Schultz isn't on the medical marijuana bandwagon Sunshine State News The congresswoman's office may downplay her position, but Debbie Wasserman Schultz's opposition to medical marijuana makes her the highest profile Democrat in Florida to take such a stand. Share this article:   READ MORE Pill mill crackdown helps decrease prescription drug deaths WEAR-TV A new medical examiners report says a pill mill crackdown has helped lead to a decrease in prescription drug deaths. Share this article:   READ MORE PRODUCT SHOWCASE   15% off tuition with Patten's First Responder's Scholarship! Patten University’s flexible online degrees were designed for unique schedules like a first responder: • Tuition is now 15% off standard tuition for first responders, making it just $299/month for undergraduate and $475/month for graduate studies (books included)! • Learn at your own pace, finish classes as fast or as slow as you need • Schedule exams only when you’re ready   Law enforcement officers recognized at Congressional Law Enforcement Awards Bradenton Herald Winners included deputy Joseph Scott of the Manatee County Sheriff's Office, investigator John Morningstar of the Bradenton Police Department, task force officer Michael Skoumal of the Bradenton Police Department and detective Joseph Rogers of the Palmetto Police Department. Share this article:   READ MORE Hill: Buyers' remorse on marijuana? The Hill CBS found that just 48 percent of Americans believe marijuana should be legal, down from 51 percent in two earlier polls taken by CBS in January and February. Share this article:   READ MORE PRODUCT SHOWCASE   The Time is Now Heroes don’t wait. They act. That’s why we encourage you to enroll in the Master of Criminal Justice online program. Now is the time to increase your knowledge and skills to become the very best in your field. Boston University is the place to do it because we share your pursuit of excellence.   Sheriff Ben Stewart named Chairman of Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches WCTV-TV Madison County Sheriff Stewart has been engaged and involved with the Youth Ranches for several years. They are honored to have Sheriff Stewart as Chairman. Share this article:   READ MORE 50 arrested in Operation Safe Summer First Coast News "We appreciate the opportunity to participate with this tri-county warrant sweep. The combined efforts of all involved are fundamental to getting these criminals off our streets," said Flagler County Sheriff James L. Manfre. Share this article:   READ MORE FEATURED ARTICLE TRENDING ARTICLE MOST POPULAR ARTICLE Bossier City family mourns fallen deputy KTBS-TV Dozens gathered at Airline Baptist Church Saturday afternoon to remember Orange County, Florida sheriff's deputy Jonathan Scott Pine. "We could all model Scott's servant heart. He put the community before himself," Chad Mills, Pine's brother-in-law said. read more Deputies start using Smartwater to catch burglars in Palm Beach County Sun Sentinel Deputies are turning to a spray to slow the flow of crime in Palm Beach County. It's called Smartwater CSI, and it's a high-tech liquid that the sheriff's office expects to deter burglars and catch the ones who continue to steal. read more Volusia County Sheriff Ben Johnson recognized as part of Internet newspaper's 5th anniversary Headline Surfer As part of its fifth anniversary celebration, Headline Surfer salutes Volusia County Sheriff Ben Johnson for his selfless leadership and proven experience in the mission of serving and protecting the county's residents. read more BCSO to provide inmate labor for animal shelter support SpaceCoastDaily.com Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey is proud to announce that the Sheriff’s Office will be enhancing current inmate labor services to support the health and welfare of animal shelter dogs. Share this article:   READ MORE Police officer does something really great for young boy Opposing Views "I believe children deserve presents on their birthday," Jacksonville Sheriff's Officer Derek Pratico told First Coast News. "That's just the way I was raised." Share this article:   READ MORE With hurricane season approaching, stock up on tax-free hurricane supplies Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services The Florida Legislature created a sales-tax holiday on hurricane supplies, which will help you save money on items that will be useful in the event of a hurricane. Share this article:   READ MORE TRENDING ARTICLES Missed last week's issue? See which articles your colleagues read most.     Sex arrests: Former Orlando cop, 97 others charged undercover prostitution, sex slavery probe (Orlando Sentinel) Deputies start using Smartwater to catch burglars in Palm Beach County (Sun Sentinel) Criminal justice students honor fallen officers with specialty plate (The St. Petersburg Tribune) Don't be left behind. 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